Problem w/break statement

When I enter the -999 to break the loop it does not follow to the next loop but ends the program. Am I missing something here??

Code:

#include <stdio.h>

struct info

{

 int   client_num;

 char  last_name[20];

 float balance;

};

 

main()

{

 

 struct info clients[10];

 int    x;

 

 printf ("Enter account number, last name, and balance.\nEnter -999 to end input.\n\n");

 

 for (x = 0; x < 10; x++)

 {   

 

 printf ("?");

 scanf ("%i", &clients[x].client_num);

  if (clients[x].client_num == -999)

     break;

 

 scanf ("%s", clients[x].last_name);

 scanf ("%f", &clients[x].balance);

 fflush(stdin);

 getchar();

}

printf ("\n\n");

 

 

printf ("ACCOUNT LAST NAME BALANCE\n");

 

for (x = 0; x < 10; x++)

 {   

 

printf ("%08,i%20s,%.102f\n", clients[x].client_num, clients[x].last_name, clients[x].balance);

 }

getchar();

}

You go and print out 10 clients, even though you may not have read that many. You need to keep track of how many you have inputted. Something like

Code:

clients_read = i;

after the first for loop would probably work.

fflush(stdin) is non-standard, see the FAQ.

Your program seems like it ends, but it doesn't really. Run it from the command prompt or replace the getchar() at the end of main() with

Code:

while(getchar() != '\n');
getchar();

That's a little too much whitespace for my taste . . . double-spaced code is hard to read.